jktowey
In the Brooder
- Apr 26, 2015
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Hi everyone,
We adopted an abandoned feral chick on Easter. It appears to be about a month old now. We noticed that it has an air bubble on it's right side, where it's wing attaches to it's body. It doesn't appear to be in any discomfort- eats, drinks normally and is very energetic - except when we press in on it. I've read on here that some people will aspirate an air pocket, some allow it to reabsorb. If we were to allow it to reabsorb, about how long would that take? We can see a lot of blood vessels in the area and don't want to risk puncturing one.
TIA
We adopted an abandoned feral chick on Easter. It appears to be about a month old now. We noticed that it has an air bubble on it's right side, where it's wing attaches to it's body. It doesn't appear to be in any discomfort- eats, drinks normally and is very energetic - except when we press in on it. I've read on here that some people will aspirate an air pocket, some allow it to reabsorb. If we were to allow it to reabsorb, about how long would that take? We can see a lot of blood vessels in the area and don't want to risk puncturing one.
TIA